Hyaluronic acid gum treatment in Budapest, District XII
Are your gums bleeding, swollen or sensitive? In hyaluronic acid gum treatment, I apply the active ingredient as a gel to the inflamed areas, so it can reduce gum bleeding and swelling directly. As a dental hygienist, I carry out the treatment myself, and the therapy is completely painless.
- As a gel, no injections and no numbing
- Recommended every 3-6 months on average
- Practice in District XII, at Maros utca 30/b
- Average Google rating: 5.0 (based on 260 reviews)
Does this sound familiar?
Do your gums bleed when you brush, and it no longer even surprises you?
Are the gums next to your teeth red, swollen and tight?
Did things improve after a cleaning, only for the inflammation to come back?
Have you tried mouthwash or a gum gel, but the gum inflammation still has not gone away?
Believe me, you are not alone with this problem. The first step is always removing tartar and plaque, because every gum treatment builds on this. After that comes the hyaluronic acid gel, which helps to soothe the inflamed gums.
What is hyaluronic acid, and what does it do for your gums?
Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance found throughout the tissues of the body. It is found in the largest amounts in the joints, the skin and the connective tissue of the eyes. In hyaluronic acid gum treatment, I apply this substance as a gel to the inflamed areas.
The use of hyaluronic acid in dentistry is still fairly new, but it is a proven fact that it reduces gum bleeding and swelling and protects the mucous membranes from infection, as it has anti-inflammatory and healing properties.
But I would like to make one thing clear from the start: hyaluronic acid is not a miracle cure. The basis of every gum treatment is removing the tartar and plaque that build up on the teeth and keeping them plaque-free. Hyaluronic acid treatment builds on this, but it never replaces the cleaning itself.
Who do I recommend it for, and what is it not for?
✓ When do I recommend it?
- For gingivitis: when the gums are swollen and bleeding.
- For gingivitis during pregnancy, which I have written about separately.
- For irritated tissue in the mouth, for example because of dental restorations, crowns or bridges.
- For gums injured after a dental procedure.
- For periodontitis, as a complementary therapy, alongside treatment by your dentist.
✕ What is it not for?
- It does not replace removing tartar and plaque. That is the basis.
- It does not restore receded gums. It helps to soothe inflamed gums.
- It is not a cosmetic treatment, and it is not a lip or facial filler.
- It does not replace a dentist's examination and treatment of periodontitis.
If you are not sure whether this treatment is right for you, if you have allergies, take medication or have any doubts at all, tell me beforehand, and we will decide together.
Not sure whether it is right for you? Call me now or request a callback, and we will talk it through.
How does hyaluronic acid gum treatment work?
Here is what to expect, step by step:
- Conversation and assessment. I check the condition of your gums, ask what is bothering you (bleeding, swelling, sensitivity) and we go through what you use at home.
- Removing tartar and plaque. This is the basis, so I usually combine hyaluronic acid treatment with Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT).
- Applying the gel. I apply the hyaluronic acid gel to the inflamed areas. There are no injections, and no numbing is needed.
- Advice for home. I show you how to keep your gums clean so that the inflammation does not come back.
- Repeat visits. How often you should come back is individual; on average, I recommend every 3-6 months.
Does the treatment hurt?
No. I apply the active ingredient as a gel to the affected areas, so the treatment is painless. I do not use numbing, because it is not needed.
How long does it take?
That depends on which other treatment we combine it with. If GBT is also needed, it takes longer, because then I go through every one of your teeth. I can tell you the exact duration after the assessment.
How much does it cost, and how often should you have it?
| Treatment | When is it right for you? | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Full-mouth hyaluronic acid treatment | For inflamed, irritated or sensitive gums | 39,000 HUF per session |
| Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) | If the inflammation is caused by tartar and plaque, these must be removed completely first, and only then can the gel be applied. | 47,000 HUF |
| Full-mouth probiotic treatment | Complementary treatment, if needed | 39,000 HUF per session |
Full-mouth hyaluronic acid treatment
For inflamed, irritated or sensitive gums
39,000 HUF per session
Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT)
If the inflammation is caused by tartar and plaque, these must be removed completely first, and only then can the gel be applied.
47,000 HUF
Full-mouth probiotic treatment
Complementary treatment, if needed
39,000 HUF per session
How often? It is very individual, but on average I recommend it every 3-6 months, especially combined with Guided Biofilm Therapy and oral pre- and probiotics. How many sessions you need at first depends on the condition of your gums; I can tell you after the assessment.
Why this price? Because it is carried out by a qualified dental hygienist, including an assessment of your gums and a review of your home care routine. It is worth starting in time, because untreated gum inflammation can lead to periodontitis, which may need more serious treatment.
The price list is valid from 5 January 2026; you can find the full list on the Prices page.
Not a lip filler, and not gum surgery either
You can come across hyaluronic acid in many forms: as injections for lip and facial contouring or joint problems, as a dietary supplement in capsules, liquid or powder, and it is also popular in creams and serums. Hyaluronic acid gum treatment is completely different from these: it is not a cosmetic treatment and not an injection; I apply the active ingredient as a gel to the inflamed gums.
It does not restore receded gums either. It helps to soothe inflamed gums, but if your gums have receded, that needs a different kind of treatment. I wrote about this in my article on Gum recession (in Hungarian), and you can read about gum grafting (in Hungarian) here. Restoring receded gums is done by a periodontist or oral surgeon; I do not offer this.
You may also want to read these
Gingivitis
Causes, symptoms, stages and treatment: Gingivitis treatment.
Gingivitis during pregnancy
It can affect your gums while you are expecting: Gingivitis during pregnancy.
Probiotic treatment
As a complement to hyaluronic acid: Probiotic treatment.
Gingivitis or periodontitis?
The difference worth recognizing in time: read it here (in Hungarian).
Mouthwash, gum gels, over-the-counter products
When a shop-bought product is enough, and when it is not: Mouthwash, gum gel, over-the-counter products for gum inflammation (in Hungarian).
All about hyaluronic acid
The active ingredient also used in the beauty industry: Hyaluronic acid gum treatment for healthy, well-cared-for gums (in Hungarian).
Where to find me
I see patients in District XII of Budapest, at Maros utca 30/b (1st floor), roughly halfway between Déli pályaudvar and Széll Kálmán tér.
Phone: +36 30 758 8344
Email: info@dentalsalon.hu
You can also ask for an appointment on the callback request page, and I will call you back.
Would you like me to take a look at your gums? Call me now or request a callback, and we will arrange an appointment.
Frequently asked questions about hyaluronic acid gum treatment
What is hyaluronic acid gum treatment?
A dental hygiene treatment in which I apply naturally occurring hyaluronic acid as a gel to the inflamed gums. It reduces gum bleeding and swelling, but it does not replace removing tartar and plaque.
Does hyaluronic acid gum treatment hurt?
No. I apply the active ingredient as a gel to the affected areas, so the treatment is completely painless. No numbing is needed.
How much does hyaluronic acid gum treatment cost?
Full-mouth hyaluronic acid treatment costs 39,000 HUF per session. The price list is valid from 5 January 2026.
How often should you have it?
It is very individual; on average, I recommend every 3-6 months, especially combined with Guided Biofilm Therapy and oral pre- and probiotics.
Is it the same as a lip filler?
No. In lip and facial contouring, hyaluronic acid is injected for cosmetic purposes. Hyaluronic acid gum treatment is not a cosmetic treatment and not an injection: I apply the active ingredient as a gel to the inflamed gums.
Do not put it off any longer
If your gums are bleeding or swollen, do not wait until it gets worse. Book a visit with me, let's look at what is going on together and talk through the best solution for you. I look forward to seeing you!